Training Development (Vet/Vet Nurse)

We're looking for qualified, professional veterinary or veterinary nurse or veterinary assistance to help with our teaching or materials preparation work in our Education / Community Outreach department. (Commitment dependant on your availability)

Training Development (Vet/Vet Nurse)
Education
Animal Welfare

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Project Details

What we need
  • Rearrange and update our education and training materials for the various training and community outreach needs
  • Example of a training topic: How to be a responsible pet owners (for kindergarten, primary or secondary school, life education talk etc)
  • You may potentially be involved in delivering the training to students, pet owners or non-pet owners who has training needs (the level of commitment depends on your availability, experiences within the field and your interest)
Background

SPCA (HK) will have a new Education and Welfare Hub which will be launched in 2022 in Tsing Yi. This centre will be doubling the size of our existing service clients especially in the education and community outreach service. In order to cope with this expanding scale, our education and community outreach curriculum and materials needs to be revamped and updated.

What we have

We will provide clear briefing before the task. We expect the individual will do most of their work at home but occasionally work in SPCA with desktop PC provided.

Why this is important

Education and community outreach program is one of the most important programs for SPCA (HK) while we are entering into our 100th anniversary. The successful running of this project will help establish public awareness to the SPCA's work and ultimately enhance the animal welfare in Hong Kong, China and Asia.

Project Period

31 Dec 2020 - 22 Oct 2021

Location

Remote

Requirements

Time

6 hours per week

Skills
  • Coaching
  • Content Creation
  • Mentorship
  • Training
Language
  • Chinese (Cantonese)
  • Chinese (Traditional)
  • English

Swire Trust Go-Givers Program aims to encourage skilled volunteers to support Swire Trust NGO partners in education, marine conservation, and arts.

From now until 2025, 10 outstanding volunteers will be selected annually as the “Swire Trust Go-Givers of the Year" with special and empowering rewards. 40 volunteers who contribute the highest number of hours annually will also be recognised! Meet our previous Go-Givers here and view the rewards here.

About the Organization

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (HK)

https://www.spca.org.hk

Causes

Education
Animal Welfare
What we do

Our mission is to promote kindness to animals, to protect their health and welfare and to prevent cruelty to animals. We also endeavor to cultivate a deep respect for life in the community through humane education, as we believe this will benefit personal growth and the development of our society. Although we are the first charity in Hong Kong to deal with all aspects of animal welfare, we obtain around only 1% of our funding from the government. The rest of our funding comes from the generosity of the general public, for which we are extremely grateful. It is a constant challenge to raise the funds necessary to continue our work. We believe that animals are living creatures which like humans, are able to feel pain, hunger and thirst. We should not inflict any suffering upon our fellow creatures just because they can't speak. The SPCA believes that animals deserve our protection, compassion and respect. We aim to prevent their suffering wherever we can through: Rescue of abandoned, sick and injured animals. 1. Operating an Inspectorate to rescue animals including wildlife, help enforce animal welfare laws and initiate prosecution of offenders. 2. Providing of low-cost desexing for cats and dogs to prevent unwanted litters. 3. Rehoming abandoned and rescued animals. 4. Hospitalisation of homeless animals whenever possible, providing necessary basic veterinary care, treatment of disease or major surgery. 5. Helping to control the animal population by working within the community on programmes to desex loosely owned and feral animals, territory wide. 6. Monitoring of food animal welfare standards. 7. Lobbying and working with government to bring about improved animal welfare legislation. 8. Public education on responsible pet ownership and animal welfare concepts.

Training Development (Vet/V...

6 hours per week, 10 months

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